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J»S\- a i-t Wirciusiu Battery*
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P rolsnn. B, 2i Ye.n.on*
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A B. Uuitnr. I 2d v«ru.m.t
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H 11.".c0n, B, 2i Veimout.
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i y Blurdtoa, A, 0 U Y raiodt,
ti 0 d, »,U n Y-rmout.
j I, Buiko, 1 'tli Mttn o.
t H Uirnbfr, 11 2d Yormoiit.
u- II Dotcai . A Fdi B.
T,t\y (jiifvHvtcS. fit, 7tn ue.
1 Bhoe. K, 33d Nt« Vo k.
T Batch, H-ntenaut, 0,3 MioW*»n.
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n Dbto*. 1 1 . 6'h Vrr.noi.t.
t),'Menll,l.Ot i Yeimout.
; W t JJrneiJ’ 11 Veftoont. .
0 W Berßom, atru-ntit, B, let N»w Jerwy.
o,'Bell, l',t»tN.tr *r««y. _■■ ■
B. F.TBO 11 B, Ift * u 3 "rß«y.
O Pftyna, It. 6 h Vermont
B, SkMe, H lat New Joraey.
,J Elltingham. sirtaKit, «■ l" 1 Now Jersey.
I. J. Foster, B, lat <r Jermy
A, H. Beath, E, 6'.n M*i'« /.
Henry Heaton, G. G.ti 1 eruiont.
p, Liebrlih J, »«> be- J reoy.
TTw. Bible*, I. ®h «»!'<■
Lorenzo 1 n«nII 0 S H.*me.
D. Hariz, D, 2Uto Hew Vink .
a.Bl»3eiigan, K. 2(lm hew Vork.
J B, Horn, sergeant, I, 49ih PnmuylVOllia, /
L Peahoey- B ‘ ®'b dnine.
Ed. Pffon, P, 6m Verromit.
Frtd, Hutu. t’i 2dth Ntw York.
A.S»«b.V^i“ wY ', rR
j,, H.<' »■ G. “ h Yerun ot
O.Fanda, wew, BS, 33d Vow York.
j.ub.M' E.*3.1 New Vo k
JriA VEIUa, F 33d New York.
J. oii.es, B Blit Matno
E H'leelcr. 0, Oth Mai"o
Ytiiuotye. .
y. PBttr«, Di Kow Tork. x
L. Bictiasdion* B. 6*-h V*»mou«»
A. Berry, E 6tli V^iuou*.
J.O. BttVif, H.etii V*rtuont .
C, Dwlingtti E» 20th York.
OeLatiwip, P.‘2o«hK
S. Cooper, f, 2d New /
•C. Browt-r. I- wt H»-w Jen>ey« . *
D, iJ. 2d TJ» iud S »hi Artiuerr,
C, H. OaiufltM, 0,2 d N** J-rnjy.
Ij* I>, tJiiiieit Stu.ew
J.A. Buri»f» D, United Bt«t*-rt It.U'ltrr.
J,B, Knigh j corporal. \\ 3d New J-.ts, j*
H. Lftngley- A, lat Wmco* bu 11 »»*+•*s«
J, lat Wiawntfn lSaiury.
H, ChtntL'h ct.rpora>, / , lat Aleiryftitid Battery*
0, A s Ist MT>laad Batirry-
J W, 0, l*t Ntw Jersey.
W. Cbarba'-b, oorporal 0, let New Jersey.
T. BoUi C, Ist Nt-w Jt-rEU^r
F. Anderann, B f 2* New J-raey*
G. B, lat New Jrr»ey.
1 HowelJ, B, 2a New Jnr>o*.
% DctUd, pt-p* ri»l,-ll 1 t New Jersey* *r*s
g. Xmk B, Ist Ne» Jhb»v,
A, Ist NrW Jersey Battery*
L, Paris, B. 3-t Yeraioi't
C. CU«u>r ■, F, Ist N» w Jetsey.
J.F Kfetl>, i\ si Ve tuuiit
B. Flergo* *, DO Vtra.oat.
H. Darner, *, 3d VeTtnent.
J,H,Howard, A, lnt ftt*’yl*nd.
j 81. Djckt ru au* Q, 3d Vtricout*
H Lecxo, B f 8d Vermopt.
H, Laptop, hi 3d Ne* J rg^y,
B. Bui ivfto, A,-3 j New Jersey.
J, A. MUcbell. A. 10tl» New York.
•D t Boulitun G 16th New Y«»rA.
G. White, A. 16« b New Yo*k*
G.A.BpriDg t c'irptirtt',G 27tb NttwTork.
h, Loyerii.g, 1) 16th New Y‘»»k.
W, H. Coe, G, 27ih New y<irh
A. W. Tompkluu, D. 16rb New York.
C, O’B&r.dy, coreor»l. If 27 b New York.
J, B. D 27t0 N»*w York*
•W. Borke, JB, 26« h New Y-rk.
W. B- Bails, l- t 2*th New Y rk.
K- ff. Bml, D, 27 tn New York*
¥. Sbatnpisae, E, 16 h fc ew Yoik,
S. Mytr, K, Ifkb New Yoib.
J.Bigelow, **,loth New Y*nk
B, Uorhla, lieuteuant. 0, 16 h New York.
G Oorblu, sergt tint, 0* New York*
B. A, 16»h Yoik
S. M BobineoUi 1,10!b NtwYork.
Wm.Cox,K,-f6'h N*w Toik.
J. Taylor, K 72d Nm? Y. m.
S. Thom, B. 2-76 h Ntw Yo k
G. Ma*on. K, 27ti New York.
C. C. 27*b New Yoik
Wm McDonald, T. 27tb York.
J. Dotfy, F, 27th New York*
B, 0. Jenny* B, Uth Vertno^t.
D. H, Coon, 1, 6ih Verimmt,
B. W.K»w,fh 6th Vennoat*
A* Cbapm, C, 6 b Vermopt
A. HoHrOdk, t,\ fi'h Vermont.
J. Can, R, 6tb Y^rroor't
J, H, Sieiawtnt, C, 6th Vermont.
J. Y. Gaoeot', G- sth Ye»moiit. *
•B B.YYolfe, A, 2d Vermont.''
W W. WifVb*m, B, 6»h Y'ermont.
W. O. Guddel}, A. fob Vtr mint*
C. W. B’ocdrtnM, D, 6th Y f eriaioiit. -
J. W. Sleeper, P sfhYVnuout,
R H TbOPi<». B, sth Vermont*
L. Plankey, F, o*li Vt rmotjt.
D. 1 laeonelt, K. 5 h Vermont*
J. W. Wade. K, orh Verniout*
'J Tlbbetla, o,s’h Yermoat.
D. B. Hoar, B 7th Maine
L L Lanborn, B. flt»i Vermont*
8. D Bdtier, A,-6th Yeiinoofe.
J. PriDdln, B, 49 h New York.
H. M, Fr)fia’d, B, 6tb Vermont.
J. D. Parnienfei, G, stb Vermont
J. M, Ocmafi rd. 11. 6tb Vermont*
8. H. Piogi, A. 49'h New York*
0, A. White, K, 21 Vermont.
L. A. Biowe. &, 2 ‘ Vermont.
B. WlHett, A, 6 ? h Vermont.
J. Murphy, B, 6tn Vernumt
O. Montgomery, 8. sth Vermont,
M. F Hood, E 2 i Vermont.
H. Silver, B. 6th Vermont.
A.YV Tirnli, G, *2d Vermos t.
L W Br.stol K, 2d Vermont.
y* H Calmer. K. 2i Vermont,
t J V’rigb*, K, 2 s Veruiout.
J.B. Mor at, K* 2.1 V*rra«nt.
J. Hoveudon, E, 2 r i Vermont*
i?* ?n* UB^u » 2d Vermont,
EHmouAHorg l am, E, lot New Jeriey* *
ajiliMm. .
P. Woolbridge, 0. 33d Haw Yoik,
J. 8, Cauly, G. lat Now Jersey.
A. D. Field, B, 6tb Maine.
E, Page, F, Ivt New Jtraey.
L, Nelsbner, I 20tb New York.
ft.Barbgeme, K* 2Uib New Yi.rk,
B. Downto, F, 6tb Vermont.
B. F* Eoslow, 1,49 ch PeuDHylvanin.
2* “6«er, H. 20th Now York,
Sayward, A, 6tb Maine.
B. McCabe, O r Otb Maine.
S. G Sergeant, corp .m), A, 6th Vermont.
J* Quigley* 0, lot New Jersey.
f. C’osser, F, 20th New Yorb.
H. Satorion, E. 20:b New York.
-J.TueU, V, Btti ttaine.
S? A BlhrbiTi, tJ, ath Maine. |
A. F*. French*-K 5 h Vermont. I
D, Lime, 0, 6 h Vermont.
Nelson Prior, I 6tb Vermont.
JLlLKluibaU K, 6fch Vermont.
W, Beusnr, 0, 6th Vermont.
J. Borland, K 6;b Vermont.
H. W, Ciih y, H. 6tb Vermoot
M, 0, Marlin, B, G»h Vermont.
V. Myer, corporal, B, 20*b New York.
E. 8. Dale#, I, nth Vermont.
B. W. Bogera, K, 6th Vermont.
L, E Sergeant, G, ‘3d Vermont*
A* Fork, K, 3J Vermot-t.
v, A. Barker. G* 3d Vermont,
•J. Giaea, Q, n t | Vermont
J. Percill, B, 49th New York*
■v. 8. VabderhofT, ft, 2d Vermont.
D. B. Dorlon, A. &tli Vtrmont.
a. Geierd, A, slb Vermont,
J. Yracy, A, 6th Vermont,
v. K, Young, F, sth Vermont.
D. Sprsgne, B, 2d Vermont.
G. HUI, K, I9ih Now York.
J. Cbobert, G, 49th New York,
Oi W. Mcore. H, 2d Vermont.
A, W, Paris, £l, 2d Vermont.
D. D. Campbell, G, 6th Vermont.
B* L. Maun, lifut, F, 7*b Maine*
J, G Butler* iieut, A, 7th Maine.
F» Wile d, G, fith Vermont.
•w* 8. Ouubiaon. corporal, F, 2d Vermont.
.y, VT Thatcher, Bv 33d New York,
C* P. Lr pra, F, 2d New York.
V; Wade, F, lo New York.
M. Boberta, 0,33 d New York*
i’ Webb, K* 16th New York.
1 ; Bhank, K, 16th New York.
H. Leet®, u, 10 b New York.
L* G Mark, K, 16rfa New York,
g* W, Strong, If, 16th Now York.
T, Hurd, B,i6thNßw York.
A. Hide, G, 16th New York*
0. Bldridgo, H* 16th New York.
J. Goodrich* B, 16th New York. ■
A L. fltewait, I lflth New York*
J. A. Coop, H, 16ih New York
E. B. Smith, B, 16th New York,
A. Jordanoii, K.ldth New York.
1} Ketchom, K, 16»h New York,
f* W Bertore, B, 16th New York.
M. Mlizier, 0, 20th New York.
W. Aldrich, K. 3d Vermont.
J»B Putnam, B, 16th New York.
0. F. o alter, A, 33d New York.
Sibley, K. 2d Vermont* .
A. Severt, B, New York*
Wright 0, 4fith New York.
£*B. BUiott, K., 6th Vermont*
8. Mt'ler, D. 33d New York. . _ . _
B-|BiehaidßOD, band, 33d New York. ' Total 852.
Dr. M. Buer, brigade surgeon, was In charge of the
YHK FOItLOWIKG IS THE LIST OY SICK ON BOARD THU
STKAMBR STATH OF UAINg,
P. Mosley, A, 32d Now York.
Michael Kenedy, I, 32d New York.
George Benuon, A, 32d New York.
Patrick Loona* K, 32d Hew York.
James F. Gallon* B, 95th ) ennsylvanla.
S.D,Bntfl«, K,B2d New Tork.
W- a. Murphy, 0,85 th Fennajlrunla.
IhoiuH f. Dunham, H, 95th Penna)lT.niBL
Oorjor*! J, F.'Qaller, H, 85th Peanaylrunla.
Chwleg Butler, A, «th PenmylTUulfc
M.°n‘ D .°S: ?• 6,h Hampshire.
®lch«l Moh.D, F, isth Poun.ylTania,
ui a Vj®* l /’ 96,11 p< u>n*ylT»nlfc
w. B ohrutlun, X, 13th H.w fork.
to«oQore Blgbtenhouu, 1,95 th FonniylTtualo.
fc* ?°£ obi, ' u ' a > 96‘h P»»n«i™X
awj.min E. Wldd«, B, 96th P»un.yWsul».
c ' 98Ul P«>nByl.»nlfc
Winters, 0.981 h PBim>yWsnl..
.!??' Mo °r, Q, 95th Penn.rlTunl*.
if B *rrlghan. E, 96th PeosaylTanlu,
“ u ' B »*ker, C, 95th Penneylrnaia,
Geo Loon, D, 82d New Turk,
j IX. Hell, V, 32rt N<*w York.
3, w, Waldorf, D, 32d New York*
W. F. Freeman, B. 32a He* York,
p McFlu, D 32d New \ork.
G. Gogoitu K 32d New York.
8, Sconton, E, 18 1 h New York.
WilHau Williams. F, 95th Pennsylvania.
j\ Martin, F, 32d New fork.
E, Cardrv. K, 32d New York
Jos. V. Petermau, band, 95 h Pennsylvania. •"
Go-rge Pypher, H.32* New Yo k.
B, Gaidt. I«, frStb Pet ns* Jvania.
M. Carl, E, 96th Pennsylvaaa
0. Flsh+r, K, 95th Pt-uus) Iraida*
N Pobbioe, ll* 18ib New Y rk.
K. Biddinger, G, 31st New York.
J. Tbomysoij, A, S 3 Kt New York
J. Welsh, D, Slat Ne v York.
J. B. uenditcfe F. 49th Pennsylvania,
J. FraS‘l E. 49-h Pent aytvama.
James Wilson, G, 49th Penusylvauia,
Tlucdore Rico, 1, 49rb Penu-ylvaoia.
Stephen Snider, D, 49th PeunßyEv«n(a,
Thomas Foss, A. 49th Pennsylvania.
J 11. Binder, 1,49 b, Pennsvlvuuia.
0 rporal Q, G. Beder, 1, 49 h BeutisfWaiilii
At. li. Kmdzicly I, 49iii Penns) Ivaula.
L. Blnfoul, O, 49tn Pennsylvania.
II Uersohil, K, 49th PttittM lmuia>
H. O’Btitn, E, 434 New York.
J. B. liameu, D 49ih Pfiiuaylvsnia.
Thomas Whitehead. K, 49h Pennsylvania.
Jffteplißobius, H, 49ih Ptunfylvauia.
Martin Williams. «, 43d New York.
Milo Batts, B, 43d hew Yo<k.
James Maguire, A, 48rt Now York.
J, Van Duien, B» *3d New Yo>k.
E Campbell, <l, 434 N«-w York.
William Ddacej, B. 43d New York.
Charles Castle, A, 43i New York.
J. Mcßormot, D, 43d New York.
W. Thompson, E 43d New York,
WiillaiD Bally, B, 43d New York.
Charles Irons, 0,43 d New Yoik.
Geo. A.Browneb, l>. 3d Vermont
A. Bake, D, sth Pennsylvania Reserves,
Thos. Bobs, E, stb Pennsylvania Reserves.
W. S. Megt&rgv, C. 6ih Penn*>lvaoU Re-^rvAS.
Anderson Stuart. G. sth Peunsylvanla Rrsorves.
J< hn Marroit. B, sth PtmutMvaoiA jtq* «rves.
John Pall. K, 6th PenusyWiu.ift Reserves*
DanielSodit gar, A, 95th PeDnH>ivftaia.
Thomas Oa>nea. A, 95 h Penns:. Ivama.
Leonard Kecbum, G, 31*t New York.
Wm. Van Patton, H» Slat New .York.
Harris Coleman, C, Slit No* York.
John Contain*, D, Slat New York,
Morgan Mann B Slsi N«w fork.
F. Crwiar, F, Slßt New Yoik. .
Patrick.Gobner, B, 3Ut New York.
James Batterer* D, 31st New York.
John GloOfOD, D, 31« t Now Y.-rk,
John Mentor, D, 31st Now York.
Adolph Cook, F, 8m New York
Patrick Fancy, B, 3ist New York.
Wm Smith, B 31st New York.
Edward Carotber, B. Slbt New York.
Tbos, Mftbr, B, Slst New lorfc
Patrick Tranny, B, 3lat.New York.
Jas. Johnson, A. 3*st New York.
Thos. MaMaunuß, A, 31s*. Now York.
Dan!, Funtftßsal, 0,31&t New York.
Clayton B&niop, 0,3 let New York.
George Watson, G. 3«st Ne»» York,
James Mohan, R. 3lst New York.
Jamcß Boosy, G, 31at New fork,
James Murphy, sergeant, G 31st New York.
John Brooker, G, Slst New York.
FrcdericbßutaS'eta. E, 31*t New York.
Harry Leioy, A, 430 New 1 ork.
Carloß Miller, E, 43d New York.
G. W. Hallau, A, Ist Pennsylvania Reserves.
Lewis Harrj, F, 49th Peuns\ Ivania,
B* B. Brown, F, 49th Pennsylvania.
John Nellly, C, 4Sd New York
Passmore Hoops, A t Ist Pennsylvania Reserves*
Fdtrick Oarlile, D, 43d New Yo k.
Daniel Greenlow. F, 1-t Peuusvivania Reserves.
L. Brautou, A, Ist Fennsuvania R-srivet).
Jas* Backet, E> Pflansylvanla Reserves.
Geo. M Gordon, K, 18 h New Yore.
Perry Fault, K, 18th New York.
Snrnutl HodgeMnp. K., 18th Now York.
Dauiel Pcarcy, E 7tb Maine.
Geo. Gero, E, 7th Maine
Derius Greeolow, I, 7th Maine.
John F. Fohn, 0, ftn M^iue.
8. 8. Kimball, A, 7tn Maine*
A- J. Kimball, A, 7th Maine.
A. JWbitmoon, R* 7th Maine.
Thomas Regers. B, 7th Maine.
F. 0. Hancock, 0, 7th Maine.
Capin Jobnßon, A# 7th *taine.
Marlin Dunlap, D. 7tn Maine.
8 8. Racklie, A, 7th Maiue.
Wanvn Gray, C» 7th Mame
Ramnel B. YVcbster, E, 7th Maine.
J, W. Alien, Maiue
N. H. Thompson, F. 7>b Maine.
S. H. F.ick, D, 7th M*i»*e
G. M. Maxwell, D. 7th Maine.
G. H. Grover, C, 7to Mu no.
E. A. Emery, E. 7-b Maine,
N. 8. Sbepbtnl, E, 7th Maine.
J. K. Proctor, G, 7th Maine
Lieut. 8 M. Btiolz, F. 7m Maine.
B. T. Vanan 1 * B, 7ih Maine..
C. H. Docbert, 0, 7ih Maine.
H H. Small, D,7ib Maiue.
E. P. Hines, I-7th Maine.x
W. G. Lyneman, D, 7th Maine.
• Bernard Acddy. 0, 95th Pt-nuaylvania.
gergt. M»j. H. B. St*li, C.lBtn New York. •
Cbts. Lecompt, D. 18th New York,
M. F. Gammon, D, 3i»tN«w York.
8. 0. Wereel, G, 31st York.
H. Cowen. 0, 31st New York.
Jaa Mad ill, K, 18ih New York.
David Henueusee I,lBth New York.
Bernard Foy.T, 28th New York.
J Obrion, G,lBfb New York
Henry Dnmar, B. 3Ut Now York.
Wm. Grafz. I, 31et New York.
Ohas. R. Wtber, G, 31st New York.
Thos. H Mamtn. B. 31st New York.
Henry Goldbamer. F, 31st New York.
Patrick Harvey, D 81st New York.
Fredorick 11ie.% E, Slat New York.
H. Weber, 0, 31tt New York. .
Ilberfc Oldland, E, 31bt New York.
Stephen WHteman. C, Slat Ntw York.
Samuel Taylcr I. sth Pennsylvania Reaeryes.
James Jackson, C, stb Pennsylvania R« y-rves.
Geo. Hawthorne, B, sth Pe. nsylv/nla Reserves.
F. A Potts, IC, 6th Poensylvauia Reserves.
Peter FlixenhiseD, Cooper’s Battery, Pa.
Barnet Gunars, A, 28th New lork.
L B. Kimball. B, 2d New Jersey.
• Stephen Cochrane; K. 2d New Jersey,
Jas. A. Thayer, G. 2d New Jersey.
Thos. J. Gouts, A. 2d New Jeraey.
Geo. Stu’s, B, 2d New Jorwy
Wm. Macdeiinit, 0 2d New Jersey.
Henry Mushing. D 2d New Jersey,
M*rk li. Roe, D, 2d New Jersey.
Chester Dexter, fl, 6lb ftlaioo.
Ch&s. Sheppard, H, 6th Maine.
Chas. Eammon, F, 6th Maine.
J a. Bolaneber,, C, 6th Maine.
Samuel 51«ddox, D. 6th Maine,
Daniel H&koweU, K, 6th Maine.
Samuel Mulholl&nd, K, Cth Maine.
Geo. Country, B, 2d New Bampsbire.
Jaa. Eibbtri- F, 6 ( h Maine
Pnrml £. Moor. B, 6th Maine,
W. Miller, D, 4&th Pennt>>lv«nfa.
J. A. Brown, G, 49th Pennsilvania.
Wm Rubol, I, SOrfa New York.
Frank Campbell, G, 6ih Maiue.
J. E. Hathaway, 0,6 sh Mulno.
Frederick Mast, T. 20ih New York.
Frederick iVeissj G, 20th New fork.
Sergt Jas Filiald, E 20th New York;
John Well. I, ,20th N»w York.
Adolphus Smith, P. 20th New York.
Ohristian Emmerweller, F, 20th New York.
L Hegdmaer, K, 20th New York.
Wm. Kimball, F, 3d Vermont.
Daniel Webster, D, 31 Vermont.
Wm. Cokell, D, Vermont.
Peter Borger £L 3d Vermont.
Valentine Weartz, 0,3 d Vermont.
Thos. Sawyer, au&’t surgeon, 43d New York.
A. Watte, B, 95th Pennsylvania.
Joßephßnrts, I, 43d New York.
C.Ventasel, H, 32d New York.
W. Leroy, E,32J New York.
F. Bmnol, A, 321 New York.
C. D. Moibairoy, D, 18th Now York.
F. Carman, H» 18th New York.
J. M. Brown, D,lBth New York.
D. Cssey, A, 31st New York.
A. Bass, E, 32d New York.
George Vetter, B. 32d New York.
B. 8. Acker, E, 18th New York. *'
H. F. Fisher, F, 18tb New York.
J. 0. Vist. F, 31st New York.
J. Fox, F, 3let Now York.
John Foxon, I,lBth New York. \
F. Gillen, 0,32 d New York.
Charles Nactir, C, 31st New York.
M, Harsh, 0,31 at New York.
Robert Bnson, A, 18th Now York.
Thomas Galbraith, A, 95tn Pennsylvania.
Thomas Harrigan, I,lBtb New York.
O Woodruff, K, 95th P'nnaytvanla*
Wm. BnlkJoy, B, 3lst New York. •
G. Issse, sergeant, G, 18th New York.
L. Krsnor, G, 18th New York
A. Groom, corporal G, 18th New York.
James Moody, F* 18 h New York.
Charles Snyder, I,lBth New York.
Daniel Mackintoe. I,lBtb New York.
William Hokirk,’!, 18th New York.
Jacob Tacy, B, 95th Ponzjpilvama,
W. Stewart, H, 18th New York.
J. McAllister, o,lBth New fork.
Wm. Snell, H, 18th New York.
Wm. Boat, G, 95th Pemisylvania.
J. Silmo, K, 18tb New York.
Patrick Hyland. G 31st New York.
Samuel Harris,'H, 3lst New York.
Henry Campbell, A, Slat New York. i
Ariest Neiland, F, Slst New York.
Henry Barrirg, E, Slst New York.
Hammond Horner, F, 31st New York.
John Meon, 0, 31st New York.
Jacob Fulmer. F, 31st New York.
James Whit ock, B, Ist New Jersey.
A. Hull, G. Slat Now York.
John Neßbitt, B, 3lvt New York.
James Whitson, I, 3tat New York.'
8. Ricker, corporal, D, Ist New Jersey.
8. W. StebbiDf*. D, Ist New Jersey.
E. Donnelly, H, Ist New Jersey.
Geo. Fawkes, I,lst New Jersey.
G. J. Kipp, X, lrt New Jersey.
A. Straderman, K, Ist New Jersey.
"W. W. Allen, cm-porti, a. Ist New Jersey. .
G Seibert, G, Ist New Jenor.
Wm. Morrow, B- Ist New Jersey.
James Balt), A, Ist New Jersey.
W. D. Borhoss- B, Ist New Jersey.
George Bwan, F, Ist New Jersey.
James McLaughlin, A-Ist New Jersey.
8. Wbiltonberg, o,lst New Jersey.
Henry Delong, C Ist New Jersey.
W. 8. Morrill, D, Ist New Jersey.
Jas B. Vaudike, I,lst New Jersey.
John B. Sims, I,lst New Jersey.
James During, E, 32d New York.
W 8. Davis, G. Ist New Jersey.
Jami-B Prince, B, Ist New Jersey.
G. M. Bice, oorpdrai, K 3d Vermont.
F. D. Sturdevant, B, 2d Now Jersey.
John Coliborn, K, 2d New Jersey.
William Platt B, 95th Pennrylvanla.
Charles Borland, D, 961 b Pennsylvania.
Thomas M. Rankin. F, 18th New York*
Victor Snyder, o,lBth New York.
P. C. G Icon, K, 2d New Jersey.
Daniel McNaire, G, 2d New Jersey,
Thomas E'wig. 2d New Jersey.
Jacob Shaffer, D, 2d N« w Jersey.
frank Spitz; D, 2-1 N«w Jersey
dward McCr.rroack. 0,2 d New Jersey.
A. Norcroea, H, 21 N«w Jersey.
W. B Fonrorc, G. 2d New Jersey.
James Ftidback. B. 24 New Jersey,
J. B. aters, A. 2d New Jersey.
John Arbogast. E, 49th Pennsylvania.
; W. F. Boyer, H. 6tli Maine.
I John WatfciPf, E. 49ih Pennsylvania,
l Emannol Otto, K, 49. h Poansylvania.
| Sergt. Thomas McDonnald, E, 49th Pennsylvania.
| NUMBER OK DEATHS ONBOARD STEAMXIt STATB OF
UAlttK, 7TII AUGUST,. A. D
Heoric MeisUmj. D, 2d New Jersey. Newark.
Jorah Bices, I» 2d Maine, Gardner, Mas?.
The State of Maine left Philadelphia Thnrwlay, Au
gust 2; at Fcrtr* ml* onroo took on board 1 040 prison
ers from the sUarmhtp Merrimac from Fort Delaware)
carried them up *o Aifeen’s Bandiog, twelve nill-s below
Bicbmond, ana brought down a thousand Union pri
soners (part of thiriy*flve hundred exchanged) to Har
rison's Landing; then took her present load of 802 Bick
and wounded Tor Philadelphia. ■ ■ '
The officers of the'EUteof Maine are H. li. w:-Bur
rilt, surgeon in charge: W. B. Bantee, cadet, assistant 5
Henry P. Oook, hospital Bteward. Three very efficient
female nprse b, Uiu H. Preston, Miss M. Syder, MiasO.
P. Jones, with twenty male nurses.
Boat Bade on the Schuylkill.—
The boßt race to come off on the Schuylkill on Wednos
day la beginning to attract con elder able attention. The
.partial pitted mshinet each other are Joshna Ward, of
Now York, and Jamrs Hammlli, of Pitbibnrg. The first
race will he three miles on Wednesday* and five miles on
.Tlratldayy for a trareoof §5OO. To-day arrangements
will be undo to place boars in the river, above the Oo
lumbil Bridge- The boats are thirty feet. long, fifteen
inches wide, and wiigh forty nounds eaob. This race
will be a great novelty to onr cutietra, and many will no
doubt crowd tbo banka of the rtver to witness it.
Patriotic Invitation.—The Union
Volunteer Brireebment Committee have extended an
' Invitation to aU ibe roldiera who, may leavexhta city for
the eeatof war to taka a parting meal At their »»lonn,
toot of Washington Btroet. The new extenriong tothu
■aloon enable the eommitteo toaccommodateawnote
regiment at odo time, and, a* the new regiments from
the Rest will noon begin to arrive, it ie expected that the
committee will arcn be bn«y at ite good workageinin
: giving foe brave defenders of onr Sag a real Philadelphia
welcome. \ '
FINANCIAL AM) COMMERCIAL.
THE MONfcY MAHKET.
PHILADKLrntA, L ugast S, 1862
The Bupp'y of money is getting to be exc~s*ire, end
capitalists at eat a lore bow to invert it The leading
bonwe ere re'neing money at even 4 tier cm on call
Tbo Government must be the recipient *f a large portion
of this money; to support the. Goveroroeut ia to enpp rt
tbe institutions dependent noon it. Theae aie many
and various; and there ia no hatter way of invetting
motioy than putting it into the 1881 Bines. Gold op ned
at an advance this rooming, hut noon declined to 112, at
which figure it remained during the day. The market
was inactive and rather weak. . ilver was in de nunil at
IL7||*loB bid. Old demands were very active at ad
vanctd prices; Ks)ecrlOe); wai'freely pud, wiihayerv
short marly. There was bnt one «es don of the Board
of Brokers to-day, at which prices were well euetslned,
and considerable activity was manifest. (Jolted States
seven-thirties brought 103 k ; 9f>% was bid for sixes of
1881. State fives c osod at 87JJ; nncbange City sixre,
ttrw, brought 101; old. 96. Lehigh Valley sixes brought
103Jf. North Pennsylvania sixes 17 ;at advance of t.
lending sixes of 1888 were firm V 84 X ; an advance.
Schuylkill Navigation sixes of a 862 declined )£. Long
Island Railroad was firm at 17. north Pennsylvania at
9)4.; an advance of %. Little Schnyfkill broughtl6)4.
Penns] Ivania 47. ftp* nee and Pine 12)4 ; an advance of
H- Green and Coates 34Second and Third 64; an
advance of 1.
Broxel & Co. quote: • -
New York exchang0...................Par to 1-10 pre.
Boston exchange., “ to 1-10 era,
Baltimore exchange.. par to % d'S,
Oonntry fnnds.. % to J( dts.
G01d..... 12)4 to 15j; pre.
Olddemand Treasury n0te5. ......v.. .105)4 to 108
One-j ear certificates....... 99 to 9 i)(
Tire-following is a cotnpwatlve statrmeat of the im
ports of foreign dry gnodß at New York for the week
ending August 7 and sine- January 1:
For the week. 1860. JB6l. 1862.'’
Entered at the port. ..$2,627,569 5"4 567 2,020 046.
Thi own on market... 2,771.676 388,760 1,767,216
Since Jan. 1. • .
Entered at tbe p0rt...65.900.248 32 070,113 .82 205.810
Thrown on market...6s 816,463 29.808.067 36 876 312
The statements of the banks of the three principal
cities of the Union to Jttly 27th compare with the previons
one, and.the corresponding time of 1861, as follows:
Loans. ' Deposits specie Civcnlat'n.
N. Y. .$150,517,814 $137,112,997 $3 t. 032 490 #9.3 4 863
Boston. 86 856,729 27.305 402 7,<“66.702 A 633.82 <
Phila.. 53,g17.900 24.658.289 6.660.187 5.026 WO
T0ta1.5250,872.473 80 806,924 47,«49 379 20,975 660
Lgtwk. 249,320,462 83.890.284 46 208.059 2n,«13.050
L,yeßr. 197,233,895 V. 5,373.409 69, ,86,124 7:161.763
The following are tbo receipts of the Bnciuehanna
Cenai to Augu-r3,1862 ,$76.f81 82
game time in 1861., ..32 337 69
Increase to date....,,. ...,....$44,347 13
Philadelphia Steele Exchange Salsa, Aug,' 9.
(Deported by S. E. Bi,ArMAKB*. Phil a. Exchange.!
FIBST BOARD
900 Oity 6s New...lot 1000 % 651886.2iya...8i!<
300 do 96 1000 do do ..8454
100 L. Taland R 17 400 Penna 65..,,.,.87
SON. Pa B. bswn. ..9}( 600 do .........87
50 8. A P. It.. 12)4 12 000 do VfiJJ
16 L. Bcuyl. R......16)4 1001 S.N 6s 1882... 6
2(00 L. Yal. 65......103)4 | 2100 do do ..es*
80(0 North Pa 6s 77 - 9 G. & O. R...,..34«
2060 do .. cash. 77 160 U S 730 Troas.
4 Penna. R ..47 Notes Blunt ... ..103
7600 B. 6a 1886 84)4 11 2d A 3d B 64
FhiiadeJplua AlarK^ts*
AnonsT 9—EYoniug
■ There is no Quotable change in Floor, bat the market
Is dull under the news from abroad, and the tales It cited
to a few small lots superfine at $5 12)jffi5 25 ; 300 obis
good Ohio extra at 55'75, and 200 bhls family at $6 per'
bbl. The sales to the trade ranee at Ihe abive figures for
superfine and extras, and $6 50a>7 for high grade lanev,
and the demand, both for shipment and homu use, It uitod.
The receipts and stock continue light, ltye Flier Is
scarce and in demand at $3.50 per bbl. Corn Huai, if
here, would readily command $3 bbl for Penn
sylvania.
Wire at.—There is not much offer fDg, but the demand
has fatten off, and only 5,000 bushels found tmyf-rg nt 120
el36cfor common and orimo red- and 1400t550 for
white, iDclntfine 1,000 bushels prime ttentncKy at the
latter figures. Bye is waited, and Ponnsvlraniaisscarce
at 80«S2c. Gore is unchanged, and 4.000 binheh yellow
brought 64c, afloat and in > ton • On's continu'd in
dcniatrf, with further sains of 3 000 baabels olil at 4Gc,
Weight; dsw are worth 35<b37c, uma ure.
Bark.—There is a steady demand for Quercitron, with
flutter sales of about 30 hhdf, mostly at $33 W ton for
Ist No. 1.
Cotton.—The market ia very aulet, and prices without
any alteration.
Grocbktbs —The market is dull, and for Sugar and
Molucca prices are unsettled and lower.
Provisions.—-There is nuher more doing, and pricoß
ore folly maintained and firm.
Y msxv moves off as wanted at 30a31cfor Pena’a and
Ohio barrels, and 23029. J for drndge.
CITY I T E M S.
Goods for the Cash's.-—Mr. C. H. M*tt
eon, dealer in Fino Family Groceries, Arch and Tenth
streets,make#it a rnle to deliver all goods bought at his
B tore, to any part of the city, or pack them neatly and
send them to any of the depots, free of charge. Goods
purchased for the Army are also forwarded to any of
the Camps, and. receipts taken. Tbe greatest care is
taken, in forwarding goods to soldiers, that they roach
their proper destination. #
English Pictorials.—The attentive kind
nesaof Mr. Upbam, No. 403 Chestnut street, has given
us tbe Illustrated Hews of the World and Illustrated
London News, of July 26. They contain the average
number of first-class engravings.
To Jane. (90 deg* in the shade!)
1 sez to jane, “jane, tbe wethar’B might hot
And Bho »z, ** lteuben. that’s a sartiafoct”
And jane side like a bilen Coffy pat,
And her sole seemed in hard panes rackt.
Sez i, “jane, spore a mad kSbrcot beast
should rnu At me, and ope his mouth and put
his pizen teeth upon roe savagely, at least
6inches just above my patent boot—
and tear my new wite pants i botfrom stokes,
beneath the ■ ‘Kontiueutal” in Cheatnut street ?”
Bez jane, “weed getanuther pair, likeotherfolk*,
and did 1 ketch the dog, i wood him surely beat.'”
iane Jookt.pt me so sweefe.ji
and we felt both considerably non-plugged;
we was both happy enough to go insane.
and wo set there for a short time and bused.
No Esoaping the Draft.—Gentlemen who
contemplated leaving tbe country to escape the draft
suddenly, find themselves headed off. - Orders from head
quarters forbid the leaving the county, State, or country
of any person liable to militia duty until after the draft
is made,' and tbo skulkers will find themselves stopped at
all points. Those who purposed making the tour of
Canada must forego the descent of tne St. Lawrence,
unless they are on the sunuy side of eighteen or toe
shady Bide of forty-five. What can’t be cured must be
endured, and we recommend these stay at homes upro
coercion to make themselves cheerful and comfortable by
procuring their garments at the Brown Stone Clothing
Ball of Bockhill & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut
street, above Sixth.
' Hot ! Hotter !! Hottest !!!—Speaking in
an ißolian sense, there was no difficulty in escaping the
draft yesterday. The stm poured down rays of ths
fiercest description; the atmosphere waa'as hot as though
it came from a baker's oven; brut see there was none; and
in short, as Mr, Mica vber would say, “ it was hot—very
hot.” Timid people and lukewarm patriots, who have
only been anxious to escape tbe drnft, sought eagarly for
drafts Borean, and, in some ensoa, for drafts alcoholic,
malt and vinous. Wo know of but one wav, however,
in which to avoid the extreme heat, when tbe thermometer
la up among the 90'g—wear the cool and ..comfortable
summer garments gotten up at the Princely Temple of
Fashion of Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut street,
where tbo cheapest clothing in the city can be obtained at
all times
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Buy Tour Bathing Kobes, fur La
dies and Gentlemen, at SLOAN'S, 80S MARKET.Street,
Philadelphia. an9-3t*
Batchelor's Hair Dye!
THE BEST IN THE WORD'D.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR’S celebrated Hair Bye
produces a color not to bo distinguished from nature—
warranted not to injure tbo Hair In the lewd; remedies
the ill effects of baa dyes, and Invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, BED, or BUSTY H AIB instantly tarns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful. Bold by all Druggists, Ac.
Bty The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE
LOR, on the four side* of each boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 283 Broadway and 16 Bond street),
mjr£&-ly New York.
One-Price Clothing, of ths latest
Snrnns, made in the Bast Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALES. LOWEST Belling Prices marked in
Plain Figures. All Goods mode to Order warranted
satisfactory. Onr Osz-Pbiob System is strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
ss22-lr JOHn&fi & 00., 604 MARKET Street
MARRIED.
MCCLELLAND—PHILLIPS—On the 7th Inst., by
the Bov. Philip H. Mowry, Mr. Joseph 8. McClelland to
Miss Mary A. Phillips. *
SHELHOBN—BBttNNBB—On the 3d of August, at
1215 Hancock afreet, by the Bev. T. B. Miller, Mr. John
Shelhorn to Mies Emetia Brenner, all of this city, it
DIED.
PENNOOK —Of typhoid fever, on Monday, August
4th, at Harrison’s Lauding, Horatio B. Pent,ock, Cap
tain Co. A, 72d Regiment, N. Y. S. Y., Excelsior nrigade,
aged 32 years. •
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of his brother-in
law, William B. Johns, Manheim street, Germantown,,
this afternoon, at 4 o’clock. *
NE ALlB—Onthe Bth Inst, Mrs Keziah Nealis, wife of
Mr. James Nealis, Sr., in the 66th year oFber age -.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
husband, No. 726 Florida street, this (Monday) after
noon, the 11th inst., at 4 o’clock. Interment at Lafa
yette Winetery. ’ #
GABBETT. —On the 4th inst., at the Hamond Geue
rsl Hospital, Point Lookout, St Mary’s county, Md.,
James A. Garrett, of Co. G, 95th Regiment P. V. (late
Colonel Gosllne), son of Sarah A. and the liite .John E,
Garrett, aged 21 years and 3 months. r --c;- *
GREW—In this city, on Friday, the Sth ln»t,‘ Henry
Grew, aged 60 years. ".‘> .
Bis funeral will take place trom No. 116 North E'eventh
street, on Tuesday, the 12th lust., at 9 o’clock'A. M. Hia
friends and those of his family are invited to attend *#
ALLEN—Suddonly, on the 91b iD»t, Mary B, infant
daughter of Richard J. and Mary D. Alien, aged 4
months and 4 days. • . ”... i.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend her Innerai, from the roaidence of hsr
father, In Baddonaold, N. J., on Third-day morning, the
12th inet., at 10 o’clock, without further notice. . **
WAGNER—On the 7th inst., Mrs Margaret Wagner,
relict of tbe late Jacob Wagner, aged 75 years.
The relatives and friends of the family ate respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from her late reiideoce,
No 814 North Front street, this (Monday)afternoon,
at 3 o’clock. -i * 4
DEAL—On the Bth Inst., Jacob Deal, ha the 78th year
of his ate. *
BECK—On Thursday, 7th inst, Geosgs Beck, in the
84th year of hia age. *
BBELBFOBD On Sixth day, Sth instant, Bebsco*
Breleford, aged 63 years.
CARB—On tbe 7th inst, Michael Carr, aged 80 yrs- *=
FBOWEBT— On the morning of tbs Bth Inst., Lewis
H , son of Lewis H. and Mary Frowert, aged 1 year and
8 months. *
COOK - On Friday, August Bth, Olara Oooh, yonagest
daughter of Charles and Mary Cook, aged a years and
6 months' * ■ •' W
DBIBKHOUSE —Suddenly, on the4th inst . Miss H.
Addle, youngest daughter of JacoUhnd Mary M- Drink
house. ' . ■ ” ” ■ * !
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1862.
ESBAOH —On tle'Sth inst, at Davisop’s Hand, J*s :
Eshi on, of Company I.Blst Pennsylvania Ytiinuteers.io,
tbo3l-tyearot ni.age - *
FaKLEY—On the 8h lost., Flien Prisoslla, twin,
duisatm r of Froiiciii and Jane Farley, tu<el 6 monthß
FLSHBB. —OU the Bta lust., after * abort b«it sorere
illness Mr. J&roe-* F sher, agt-d 63 ve«rs. 7
B&GIB Oa the Bih insratt Iltinaah Kasw, ageB 72
yfttTße. ; . *
BAGEBMAN.*~Ob tbe Bt,h inst, Mary Ann, wif-of
Bubtrr &1 Huxeimau, axed 63 >ears *
C-BAVEB—On tbeTthlt-st., Margaret, fid eat dangti
ter * t Aifdrew aid Marla Giavar, Li bor 2l«b *
GBaUBjL.—On the aimoit,g of the 7tn inat., Sarry
Giand, ton of. Joseph ana Susanna Grau?!, agfd B
ClOt'lhK ... . -v- * *
B&NLBT —On the Istin*t ,of typhoid fever^at Har
ris w’« Lnnf in#, Patrick Bade*, In tow 18th y<w. *
BFT-—<)d the Sth iaat.. Fanny MorUy, iuf rot dangh
tor of David and Soiena Hey, aged 16 rooatha aua U
das el .* ' , - #
on the 7th lost, Jaroea
Bfitumey. Ron of'Jamre and Mary Jane
ae*-i 7 y* htb aid 6 mouths, *
KENNE Y —July 2d, at Neleon’s Farm. Va, W,
Lieut Gtorgi- W. Kenney, of the CaUftirnla liHgiEDß'Jt,
eor» of E. J Betiuey.
KILPaTRIOK.—Oa the Bihlost, James Kilpatrick,
252 Nt rth Fifteenth srret-t. *
LaBE -Oo tbe,sth lust., Mr. Joseph Lare. in 'he
67t0 jiarof Ms ago. *
LI-TLB On the 7th inst, Mary Anna, Infant dautta
tei of Alfred A. a, d Martha K Listor.and sranddansh
ttrof Mo»ri» W. He.ioh, aged l y«»r and l ds7. . *
LYONS—On the 7th inst., Mtobasl Lyons, aged 6
yesrs.’soD of John and Margaret Lyons. #
GAIN RB —On tbo 6th inet., ElisaOeth, wife of James
G a m v. sped 63 years. *
M ASTEItS ■ O 3—On the Sth inst., Peter Masterst m,
Aged 43 jours.-- *
MOORE—On the 7th inst., Mrs! Catharine Moore,
agon 27 j cars \ ■*
MoKINLKY.-AOn the 7tb inst,; David McKinley, of
Co H, Clat begunt-tit P. V , aged 19 veers, ot tyolrilj
itver Bnrt wot»)d« r«sdved at Turkey Bead. *
Mo* OMBB—Oa Thmeduy* 7th in*t, Jotro
a merobtr of Ooloael lKoorehead’a regiment, ia the 23d
3»arot hi* &ke, *
NO * TS the Sth inst. Jehu Notts, agef 37 yrs. *
AicFNIGHT.—Wn the 6rh tost.; Sira. Oathurine A
in the 48th year <*f herage/ #
TWINING —On the 7th inet*njt,;E!ias B. Twi aiog. ia
Ibe 30t- y*»r of Mb Bite. ■ - : *
PBTFItSQN.—Oa the 7th iost, Charles R., eon of
Iroanuel and Oatharioe Peiorsoa, aged 2 yrara au>* 2
ir.onthß; *
S* DDON\—Od theSth last., Mrs. Sarah Ann Sedflou,
in the 6Ut year of her age. ' ;> ■ *
THOMAS —Mi.ideuly, uu the Sthiflst, Mrs. Henrietta
Thomas. aged 49 josrs. *
RITCHIE.—On tho Bth inst., Jamesßitchie, age <Ol
}eats *
SiilTF —On ibeStb last., Hugh, son of the late Geo.
at d Margate* Smith, aged 19 months. - ]
S HlTH—Suddenly; on the tth mat, John Smith, aged
30 > ears. _ . #
SMITH—On the 6tb inst, Jane Ctroline Smith, wife
of Henry 8 »itth. aged 80 yea Ts. ; V * -
WIHTBES.—On the evenimrof the Bth imt., Wm.
WiF teiß. voh of the late Clans Winters, aged 32 pans. *
WEMMEB.-—On <he 8»h in«t, Btfojaimu Neinon, enn
of Ga*. W, and Margaret Wemmer, ag«rt 3 months, * V
WILKBY —On the 6th inst., Sarah Wilkey. # f
LOUDEEBACK —On theTthinat, Sir* Mary Bon-ier
bar k, in.fb« 62«* year of her age /' . ; ' v
SIPE.—On Friday morning, at 8# o’clockt WiUUm
Hoe r. * ;
MOURNING STORE —BESSON &
SOH> Ho. 918 OHES CHUt* Street;—,
Black MLonsseiine de Lainea,doable widths.
Black Tamisefl. ;
Black Snmuior Bombazines.
• Black English Bomoazines.
Black Alpacas, bombazine finish.
Black Groa Grain and Ponlt de Soto Silk*
Black Crape Mar*r*s and Bareges. -
Black Bareeo Bern ft ni.
Black Silk Grenadines.
Black and White Bawns, Ginghams* Ac. s . jy23
STATK CfATRAL COMMITTtF-
Lkjf 'fho President of the Union Oourention.com*
jx.eed of loyal citizens of PcntHyiratua, which nblod
at BABBISBURG on the 17th day of Jut/ la t an
nounces the following SL’A/EJfi OEtfTBAIj GJiIiHC
TFE: ®
CYBTJB P. MABKIj®, Westmore land co.> Chairman
Peter tißmb,
Morton McMichael,
dahii" W- Forney,
Geo/'Wfißammfrrfloy^,
P. FrassorSmith...*,.West Chester.
Gfo<“N. Courson.* ... ..Norristown.,
Etn Bprb.er .Burks county.
W. H. Aimy..., .Allentown.
Diihr Luther , * Reading.,.
Charlemagne T0wer......... Schuylkill county.
F. B. pi-nniraan.............H0ne5d&1e.
B, F F0we'1................T0wauda. .
D H.Coahlin.. .Scranton.
3E. Cowan.... Warren.
Stephen Gould.. Williamsport.
Jobn YouDgman... Rimtmryi ■'
Alexander B. Anderson......P*rry county.
David Fleming,.............Harrisburg.
Lancaster county.
D. Wilson Grove. LowerOhanceford, Yorkco.
KoboU G. Harder. Gettysburg.
M. A. Banner. Somerset.
Samuel McCam0nt..........81air county.
J K. Meredith. Kittanuing.
George V. Lawrence,.,.... ..Washington county.
Robert B Carnahan.) x, :ft
J.W. F White, J - ..Piftjburg.
B. P Roberts.,, ...Beaver.
J. U.R0bin50n..............Mercer.
James Sill flue.
Amos Myers ...........Clarion.
Tbe Oommitte will meet at the call of the Chairman,
.anil JOHN 0. KNOX; President.
gray RESERVE REGIMENT.— aD
lk3 DiTiOtfAL SUBSCRIPTIONS reported by tho
i! ibaucn Committee:
douthwick, Sbebley, & C 0.... ....$25 00
lOO 00
David b. Brown, A U0.Tr.*r..r.»«^.... a ...... 25-00
Watvamutb A 8ft1eieb....25 00
Tredirk. Stokes, ACo s’> 00
Weliing, CofHc, A Co 50 00
Gro. W. Carr A C 0... 50 00
B. A F 20 00
F. B; Meigs..,.. . 20 00
Cash..., 25 00
Jobn Peters.. ~10 00
Ghas. W. Amy 10 00
Robert Lindsay.. 10 00
JohnS. Wood 10 00
Ca5h...... 5 00
Gath....... 20 00
Cush..., 10 00
P. S. Hutchinson 10 00
A. A. 8ut1er..... 10 00
Christian 6 White * 10 00
Rhodes A Freeman..,. 10 00
BuphCrighton, 10 00
Ca5h........ 10 00
Geo. Elton.. 5 00
John Deenier A 50n.................. •••••• 500
Beggs ASon.. 5 00
John A. Lewis. ,s*oo
Edward Turner.... . 5 00
Wm. Fry..,. 6 00
Job. T0m1in50n.............................. 50 00 ,
J. Weshington Mi11er........................ 2d 00
J.K,Giubb.. 10 00
Oliphant & DeU... 25 00
Catherwood A 00,... 5 00
J. Harding... --^> —-——— —io oq
5 oo
H. H. Graham., 25 00
X).. O McCamman... 5 09
W. T. Abbott .............r 5 00
S. C. Palmer 5 00
D rex el A G 0..... 50 00
Sundry O&Bh 11 00.
Pbconix Hose Company .100 00
- Account Company A, Gray Reserves., ..100 00
T. W. Baker A Co 100 00
, Ziegler A Smith 25 00
Hielman A Rank 25 00
Hirscb A Gerstloy.. 25 00
Tbeo. Bliss 25 00 ‘
A. U. Fnller 25 00
Daniel Bobler 10 00
Samuel Cooke 10 00
C.H. Elias... 10 00
E. A. Hendry... 10 00
R. J. Mflginnis 10 00
Ciwb, S. W. A....... 10 00
Casn, sundry peisons 15 00
M. M. Marp1e......... 50 00
iLHeJllngs A 8r0... 25 00
R.P. Deliver : 100 00
W. E. lLrstmann A Boob.. ...100 00
Code, Popper, A C 0...., 100 00
A- M. F Watson.., ..,*25 00
Gat-b| T. M P. ACo 25 00
Jerry Kir-g....... .. 20 00
C. A. Rubicuro. .. 10 00
Cbas. .fceiiere 10 00
Cash. A. H. M 5 00
San.utl F. Prince , 5 00
•Oayh, W. L G. 5 00
Gush, Third 5treet..................... 5 00
At a meeting of tbo Finance Committeo the following
resolution was passed
Restlved, That the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
out of the fund collected by this Committee the sura of
ten dollars ($10) to each Recruit for the 119th Regi
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers, Col. F. C. Ellmuker, as
soon as they go into camp..
The Committee of Finance will meet at the Franklitf
Institute Building on Wednesday affo»noon, t at 5 o’clock.
It ALEX. P. OOLFSBUBY, Secretary.
nrp» NOTICE.- THE COM PAN IBS-OF THE
LLS FIRBT REGIMENT GRAY RESERVES
wi’i report tne amount of th< ir Subscriptions to the Ra
gimental Fund, by WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at 5
6 o’clock, at the FRANKLIN INSTITUTE BUILD
IKG, SEVENTH Street. abo«e Cbettout By order of
tie Committee. It ALEX. P, COLESBU&Y, Sec**.
A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
tl_3 CLUB OF THE FOURTEENTH WARD will
buLt-ldat tbeir'Bftll, RIDGE AVENUE and.WALLAOfi
Btieets, at 8 o’clock on TUESDAY NIGHT, August 12.
It# D W. CLaRK, Secretary.
|V-=a aotice.-thk subscribers to
[L3 the CITIZENS 1 BOUNTY FUND, to aid Re
cruiting, are" hereby notified that the Treasurer of tbe
Fried, SINGLETON A. MERGER. Ebi., will receive
tbe amounts of their subscriptions, daily, at the Farm
ers 1 and Mechanics 1 Bank, and furnish them with printed
xecf-ipts tor the same; or their subscriptions maybe paid
to tbemomberof the Committee to whom they subscribed,
and the Treasurer 1 * receipt will be sent to the donor.
By order oi the Committee.
ji 26-tf THOMAS WEBSTER, Chairman.
NINTH WARD PEOPLE’S ASSOCIA
tkj? TION.—The regular monthly meeting of this As
sociation will be held at tbe hall, TWELFTH and FIL
BERT Streets, on TUESDAY EVENING, August 12,
1802, at 8 o’clock. JOHN THOMPSON, President.
David Beitler, Secretary. aull-2i*
ry-=* EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY,
LLj by the YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCI
ATION, on THURSDAY. AngUBtl4tb.
A new and interesting feature — L :o.stcfc and youndtd
soldiers will accompany the Excursion, under the care
of the Army Committee.
An interesting meeting will b&held in the afternoon,
at i o’clock, in the Pmbi terian Church. Rev. Dr. EL
Goddard, Rev. Dr- Boatberger, Bov. Dr.: Quick, add
ethers, will address the meeting.
A chance for a pleasant visit to tbe Sea Shore. Fcienls,
make use of it. Ticketß, $1.25. au9-*nnw3t*
OEFICE OF THE HAZLETON COAC.
tk_3 COMPANY, PHiLADBLpmA, Augußt7,lBs2.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors,, held THIS
DAT, a dividend of ONE DOLLAR per share was de
clared, payable to the Stockholders or their legal reoro
sentativee, at the office c f the Company,.in Philadelphia,
on and after tho 18th imt.
The Transfer Books will be clowd until tbo 18th inst.,
auB 3t ALEX. Or. GAW, Secretary.
INSURANCE COMPANY OP TIIE
LL3 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIa-PHILADKL
PHIA, August 4, 1862.—The Directors have thleday de
clared a dividend of SIX PER CENT or Twelvo Dol
lars per share, payable to the stockholders or-their legal
represmtativee, on demand.
aus-10t WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary.
....Philadelphia.
* .
ry-*= CITIZENS’ RDUNTY FUND, IftVH
TUTED to aid the prompt increase of tho armies
ot tbe United States.—Tbe Gommitteo-on Oorrenppndeuce,
to whom has been entrusted the doty of addressing tbe
wealthy and patriotic ctti&ens who may bo absent from
tbo city, will thankfully- rective,. at the Independence
Ball, .by mail or otherwise, the names, and present po*t«
office address cJ all such- citizens as may be absent from
the city, and any suggestions that thehr feilow>citlzens
rimy deem proper to communicate to them.
By order of
acSet COMMITTEE ON CORRESPONDENCE.
.THE UNITED S-YATKS SANITARY
LK3 COMMISSION—PHILADELPHIA AGENCY.
No. 328LCB59TNUT STREET—Thefollowlug recom
mendation,.by tbo President of the United States, suffix
ciently authenticates the Comißieaion to the pubifo :
“.Tie Sanitary Commission is doing a work of great
humanity and ttroet practise! value to the nation ki this
tim» of-its trial. It ta o&titled to the gratitude aadicou
fidtnoe of People, and Xtrust it will be generously
supported Thfreia no agency through which wilantary
oJfoiings of patriotism can be more effectively made. 11
HHOOLN.”
The undersigned will receive, and forward: to places
whore they may be most needed, all contribQtioDß.for the
flick and wounded.
' The articles most rrauired ere - Muslin Shirts and
Drawers fboth old and new), woollen Undershirt*; Paata,
loons, ana fftockingß, and for which there is an incessant
demand.: W. PLATT, Ja,
eul-16t Superintendent.
NOTICE-—ON AND AFTER AUGUST
IJJj llib," offic ® of the ADAMS EXPRESS COM
PANY will be open for the reception of packages, at 7
o’cUck A. M., and will qIQ4Q raoMPTLT at 7 o’clock P.
M. JOHN BINGHAM,
aud-7t Baperintendeat>
rv-==» OUR COUNTRY! TO ARMS!!—THE
IL \ - COM npjwlntw! to toco vh Sub.criptijus
ii, -id of tbe OXTIZtfNd BOCHI'Y f'UND, for pra
ndfofr tbe proportion' of - Pbiladelpbi'.tß qnota of men to
Increase the Armr ol the Republic, ait daily at
IN t<K i»lt NDK W(JK iitb,
From IOvM. totiPftl. -
By order of the Ot.mmftTee. : ' , . »
' jj29t?l TBOYI.AB ChMrman.
nr?* RECRUITS FOR. PHILADELPHIA
LhJJ RKGiSHCNTn IN TRW FIELD To. Dll-
I UfilNG AGENCY OF THE Oi.T'ZG'tS' BOUNTY
FUND ant. ounce to a >l Becnjitihg Officer* for Phila
delphia Begiments In the fl* Id. that th *v ait, D\ 1L Y,
totwop 9 a fti, si dl2 St, at th tr Office, la front of
the FAUMEn-i-aND MEOBAbtIOS BANK, and are
prepan d to pay - - - ■ ■
S 6 F*. miura to each Eerruit, and
*SO Bonntj to-each Recrnlt, naon compliance with
the forms they -have* adopted. '' 'lnformation in detail
pie.fh on application to the Recruiting
Officers will please present their credentials for enlisting.
’ MICHAEL N. BAKER,
GEORGE Will CNR Y,
SINGLETON A MERGER.
ft'pSMpei
oua msunthvi to Aansi-PA
IK3 »to Hitizeua who desire to aubacrine to the
vITIZENS* BOUNTY FUND, to Bid the recruiting cII
the Phtlarttlphia quota of the PreafcUnt’B cail for three
but died thousand men, are respectfully fu formed that
the C».iumUt»e will t sit daily to receive aohscrlotioua from
ten A M to tso P. M, at INDEPENDENCE HALL.
?üb*criptioiia may likewise ._be seat to either, of the'un
dernipu-d: : " ■
ALEXANDER HENRY, Mayors Office.
CHARLES GIBBON V Secretary, 252 South Third
'street
OB ARLES D. FREEMAN,. Secretary, 601. Sansoci
street
JAMES McCLINTOOK, Oity Treasurer, Girard
Barh. . .. ...
BENRY D. MOOBE, .State Treasurer, 664 North
EJevn.-tb *»reet. ,*
SINGLETON A MFBOEB, Treasurer of Fund,
and Mechanic* 1 Bask.
TBOMAB WEBSTER, U North Delaware avenue.
WVLLI\M Wi LSH, 218 South Delaware avenue.
J. BO S SAOWD* N, ladepeudence HaU.
ADOLPH E. B0RIE,1&3 Dock street.
6 W T>E BBl ObßHtaut street.
GEORGE B STUART, 13 Rank street.'v
AITOBaEL V BAEEB, ItiddDe&dence Halt
GEORGE WHITNEY, office of. A Whitney A Sons.
RIGHaBD O DALE. 62V Market street.
LOBIN BLODGETt Board ofTrade booms.
JOB N E. A DDIOK9, Independence Hail.
JOHN D. WATS**N; officeof North Amerloan.
JAMES WILLIKESL 410 Walnut street.
Ward committees will bo appointed to crocure sub*
scriptiousiu ev«-ry ward In the city, due notice of which
will shortly appear. -
AH sofeecriptinna will be acknowledged daily in the
papers, unless otherwise requested*
By order of the Committee,
jy2& THOMAS WEBSTER, .Chairman.
ry-s=* THE UNION PACIFIC RaILKOaO
LLf COMPANY.
NOTICE OF MEETING .OF COMMISSIONERS.
The undersigned Commissioners named in the act of
the, Thirty-teventh Congress oi the United States of
America* entitled “ An Act to aid In the Construction of
. & Railroad and Telegraph Line from the Missouri River
to the Pacific Ocean, and to Secure to the Govern meot
thh u*eof tbeesme for Postal, Military asd other Par*
poses,” in pursuance ©ftfce provisions of said Aot, and of
itie Act of *aid Thirty-seventh Congress, supplementary
to and amendatory of said firßt-o e&tiooedAct, hereby
i give notice that the first meeting of the Board of Com-
Act will be
v held at Bry an Ball, in the City of Chicago, and State of
Iljhnoit-, < n the first Tuesday of September next at 12
oh iooic at noon.
JaiofS DuDnu»**,..JohnJfiwWood l Edwin Noyes, Jo
seph Ebton, of Maine ; Joaepn A. cmmoreruu*ne»-Tr,-
i Woodman, of New Hampshire; Henry H. Btxtar,
i Gt'orge W. Collamer, Henry Kevee, Thomas H Canfield,
of Vermont; Wlli»m H Swift, Samuel T. Dipa, John
Bertram Fravklin S. Stevens, Edwurd B. Tinker,. of
Massachusetts ; Waiter S Burgess* William P. Bio i
gtt. Bet j»u>in 11. Gbeever, Charles Fosdick Fletcher, of
Rhode Island; Auaustus Browser, Henry P. Haven,
Cornelms S. BunbneSl, Henry Hammond, of Connecticut;
Isaac Sherman, Dtan Blcbmond, Royal Phelps, Wu-
I3am H. Ferry, Henry A. Paddock, Lewis J StoucltfF,
♦ Charles A. Samuel B. Gampheil, Alfred E Tilton,
John A> derton, Azariah Boody, John rt. Kennedy, H.
Carver, Joseph Field. Benjamin F> Camp, Orville W.
Childs* Alexander J. Bergen, Ben. Holliday, D, N. Bir
ney, S De Wiit William H. Grant, Thomas
W, Oicott* Samuel B. Btutgres, James B, Wilson, of New
York; Epbtaiin Marsh. Charles M Harker, of New
Jersey; Jonn Edgar Thompson, Benjamin Bay worn?,
Joseph H. Scranton, Joseph Harrison, George W. Oais,
Jiilit* H. Rtyaot. Daniel J Morel!* Thomas M. Howe,
William F. Johnson .Robert Fiuuey, John A. Green E.
I?. My re. Obatles F Welle, Junior, of Pennsylvania ;
Thomss Swan, Ohauncey Bro* ks, Edward Wilfctaß, of
Maryland ;.-Noah L. Wilson. Amasa Stone William H.
Clemen** S. L‘ L’flommediHU, John Brough. William Den
nieon, Jacob Blickenaderfer* of Ohio; Charles Fame,
Thomas A. Morris* David C Branham, Samuel Haana*
Jorias Votaw, Jesse L, Williams, Isaac C. Elston, of
Indiana; William B Ogden* Charleß G. Hammond,
Benry Farpuixw Amos C. Babcock, W, Gale, Ne
bt zniiib Buftkneil. Lorenzo Bull, qf Illinois ; John D.
Campbell, R. N. Bice, Charles A. Trowbridge* Ransom
Garoner. Charlfs. W Penny, Charles T. Gorham, Wi -.
.liam McConnell, of Michigan; William Bunn, Jr.. John
ratlin, Levi Sterling, John Thompson, Ehhu L. Philips,
Wat H-r D. McTndoe, T. B. Boddard, E H. Brodhead, A.
H. Yirpon, of Wisconsin; A D. Seward, Henry A.
Swift, Dwieht Wnoaoury, John McCunick* John B.
Jones, of Minnesota; William F. Coolbaugh, Lucius H.
Langwortby, uugh T. Reid, Hoyt Sherman, Lyman
Cock, Samuel R. -Jurlip* Lewis A.'ThomaH, Platt Smith,
of Iowa ; W illiam M McPherson, B. W Wellß.'Willard
P. Hall, Armstrong Seatty. John Corby, of Missouri ;
Fjnnklio Gorin, Laban J. Bradford, John T. Levis,
of Kentucky ; W. H. Grimes, J. C Stone, Chester
T hf.insp, Johi- Iforr, Werter R Davis, Lutber 0 Challls
Josiah KUll*-iv of Kansas / Gilbert 0. Moneli, \ugnstas
Knuntz* T M Marquette- WJUiam H. Taylor. Alvid
Betinders.^ of Nfhraska ; John Evans, of Colorado ;
Jo> n Atchison, John D. Winters, of the Territory of
Nevada ; *•. J. Hensley, Peter DonaHu**, C. P. HnoLiu«-
ton, T. D.. Jndah. James Bailey, James T Rvan, Oh tries
Hosmer* Charles Marub, D- 0. Mil s. B*«Tjnet Bril, Louis
McLhup, Geoigo W. Mowe, Gharios McLanteh iri, Timo
thy Dame, John It. Robtußnn, of California ; Wi-liam
8. Lndd, A. M. B^-rry,’Beujauiin F. Harding, of Oregon,
Dated Jnlv 18, 1862. jy2l mOt
MILITARY.
JJNLIbT! ENJLIST!
TEN DOLLARS
■Will be given, in addition to all other Bounties, to Re
cruits for the
BUOKTAIL BRIGADE.
FORTY FIRST- CLASS MEN
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Apply at f -
409 RACE STREET.
C. C. WIDDIS,
First Ll«utorkftT>t and Recruiting Officer.
gNJLIST! ENJLISTI
TEN lOLLA.BB WILL BE GIVEN,
IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER
BOUNTIES!
To recruits for the
45TH REGIMENT
PennsylvaDia Volunteers, {Col. THOMAS WELSH,)
tow at Newport News. 4
• ONE HUNDRED MEN, of the first Mass, are wanted
immediate]] for this-regiment. s
Apply at
EVANS & LI ASS ALL’S,
suT-tt NO. 418 ABOH Street.
Ij GOBN EXCHANGE REGIMENT,
HOol. OH as. M. PiVKVOST. Becrnlting Offlceof
\|f Company E, Capt, LEWIS PASSMORE, at Girard
■ Honsa, CHESTNUT Street, below Ninth. United
States bounty, City bounty, and Com Exchange. Extra
premiums are secured to men enlisting in this Company.
ano.6L* ...
« 119 TS REGIMENT OF GRAY
« BBSKBVES —slB2 Bonntr—»l9o la cash before
uf leaving for the seat of war-~$7 < & on-being. mustered
outof Fervice. . Wanted—steady men at Headquar
ters, No. 305 Arch street.
auR fit Captain HENRY P. TRUEFITT,. Jr.
u 121st REGIMENT P. V—Re
h cruDs wanted for Company D, of the 23d Fhlla
\! dclphia .Lisbt Infautrr, Colonel Chapman Biddle
Apply at the ANDERSON HOUSE* 15*29 SOUTH
Btroet. opposite the^Kater Market. Bounty Sift). Mus
(md in at once. CHA&LE-d E. ETCING,
Mnll Ot Second Lieutenant.
§THE 116th REGIMENT, P. V.,
accepted for thne years, are now; nearly reaiy for
the field. Fractions of companies will be accepted
from the country. Recruits from tho c untry coming
info this regiment will receive 566- bounty in addition to
the bonr.ty paid by their county and General Government.
Transportotion will be furnished on application to'these
Headquarters. 624 MARKET Street, PhiladfJphi*. or to
Major G. H. BARDWELL, at » Herr’s
burg. D. HRENAN,
&ull-12t Col. Commanding llfiih Begimen% PV.
TWENTY-THIRR PHILADEL-
InFHIA I.IGHT INFANTRY, (Oho Hand rad and
Ur Twenty* first RcKluient Pennsylvania Volunteers,) Col.
*“■ CHAP&IaN BIDDLE.
RECRUITS WANTED FGR THE WAR.
A premium of 92 will bo paid to each recruit at the time
of muster.'
One month’s pay in advance, and
.$l6O Bounty, to wit:
925*United States Bounty in cash. .
950 City of Philadelphia Bounty. *’
910 Extra Bounty; atd
-975 United Elates Bounty at the end of the war.
< Recruits ail] be muotered* iumediately into service.'
Pay and rationsirom date of muster.
Apply at any of tbe following recruiting stations :
ALEXANDER LAWRIE, Captain Co. B, No. 506
Vine street-
CHARLES F. HULSE, 2d Lieutenant 00. B, 8. W.,
cornerof Seventeenth and CaliowbHl.
J. FRANK uTERIiING, Gapfraia'Oo. 0, N. E. corner
Sixth and Minor ttreets.
GEORGE WM. ld Lieutenant Co. C, N
E. corner of Twelfth and Spring Garden streets.
CHARLES E. HTTING* 2d Lieutenant Co. D, No.
1529 soctb street.
M. W. C. BARCLAY, 2d Lieutenant Co. E, No. 715
Girard avenne. '
j. ALFRED KAY, 2d Lieutenant Go. F, Bruner’s
Bote), Main street, Germantown.
WM. SMITH HOBART, Lieutenant Oo* G, Potts
town, Montgomery county.
EDWARD GBATZ, Jn Lieutenant Co. H, N. W.
corner of Thirteenth and Girard avenue.
JOHN DDBBOBO>wy 2d Lieutenant Co. I, Ne. 239
N ortb Serond street.
JOSHUA GaRQBD, Lieutenant Co. K, Mala
street* Frankford.
JOHN lUNGERICH, 2d Lieutenant, No. 43 North
Third street.-’ ■ ___
SAMUEL T. LLOYD, Captain Cempany E, £<&*. 728
Zone- street.
HARRY BKRTZLBB, Lieutenant, No. 82k Market
street. -
SAMTJBi. 0. THOUA.S, Sergeant Compaq S, No.
431.Che»<nnt etroot
JAMBS ASHWOBTH,’ liientenant, I-renkfapd.
' J. H. HOLMAN, Frantford road and Bork street.
ans-6t* THO 3. M. HAIiIi, Adintant
SCORN EXCHANGE REGIMENT.
Soneral BEANZ SIGEIt ha. aulected this
BB6IMBNT as one of the three from, the State of
Yenn.ylv.ala to be attached to his. command. Ali
those who dksire to win glory in senvdaa nndtr this gsh<.
Uat floneraJ, in the btwnttfnl and healthy valley of tho
Shenandoah, had better join at oaoe the rapidly .OUng,
lacks of th. Com Exchange Beghnent. : an9-St*.
Jl ABLE-BODIED MEN WANTED
■ 808 COMPANY H, GRAY BRBERVJES. Recroit-
Ufing Headonavters, Barley Sheaf Hotel. SXOOND
“Street, below Vine. Bconty, $162.
Captain H. H. EDWARDS.
Firtt lieutenant L. B. STOHSKR.
Becond liientenant aW. ZIMXItMAN. anS-Bt*
REORUITING OFFICE OF
JSa TBE ANDERSON TROOP, Gronnd Floor of
PevsyVvania Railroad Office, oorner of
THIRD Streep %nd WIOLING'S Alley. .
Oapt WM. J. PALMER,
Sorgb ADFBBD VBZIN.
Private NORMAN M. SMITH-
iITARP.
■a-,’.,MJSN WAITED to fill the ranks
Hof tb6 PENNSYLVANIA BEGIMESTS now lathe
Wfltld. : ..v: ■ !
JBonntr. pre-f lam, and advance pav 998,
Captain BEN -iY A. SUflEfi < "£, ,
Aid »o General Mo MU
G ncral tit-crnitiu. Ofil -or,
anil-61* Jones’Hotel. 620 OHBjrUPr Street. ;
KOtJNTy AND (J#
MOcTJI’I pay IN AOVaNCK —WANTED—tte
crniig for the 23d. Beginient of Philadelphia Light*
■ lofantrr (12 iat Pennsylvania Yolnateers), Oh,paisa
Biddle, Coloti.l. Apply to L AWKIB. Captain Co. B.
at AItOBBB’S, 806 VINK Street ’ anMit*
Sti TO FIELD ,qmo,&RS.!^
iss)l FQK SALIC, two flneSad Ue.HOftSttS. Hive
_JLZJSL been in eervire ihe past five months in the
aito> t-t the Poli.mic; thorongblt trained; warrant.d
sonid. pintle, end free from ti iefci. Apply at 610 Nirth
FODBTH Street. , " : ■ v aud-3t*
PuEITICaL
TO THE KJ.EmOHS 08 THE CITY
OF FBILA tI BLPHIA.
Tbetime hag arrived when it is necessary fir you to
B’Hot. candidates lor tfeevariouß titare undmumcipal
offices which are to be filled at the election in Jccooer
n xt. .•=: •„ "
The Election of-men to positions of power and trust,
alua'B an important duty, is rendered doubly so now
by the coDgeis which threaten’ our couutry and its
liberties.
Our noble brothers, now to a»nw to puV down the foul
rebellion which Darkens our lured land, ne<d our even
patby and support. In Tain do they contend oti hard,
fought battle fields if treason steals to the high places of
power at home, lii vain will victory • rest on tbatr ban
ners if train rs here may sell for pmee and power alljhe-y
hare so dearly purchased.
Deeply Fueling the importance of uniting all loral men
in earn* at * jfnyt» to so-torn onr patriotic Preddentaod
hia Administration in their efforts for the prosaeutiia of
the war and the preservation of the Uuioo, we earnestly
ash s onr atiimtir-n to the H«ti“n of the Pe»pi©*s add Re
publican City Executive Committees, and invito your cor
dial co-operation.
• Ala Meeting of the People’s City Executive Com*
miitee and the Republican City Executive Committee,
in joint convention, held at the County Court-house, on
the evening of August 8,. 1862, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted and ordered to be pub*
luh<d
TPfterests, We believe that in this time of our” coun
try’s peril it becomes all who love and oberish «mr na-,
tional Union to rise above all party alliances and prtju*'
dices, and, forgetting that they ever were politicians, to
became patriots in deed and in hea*t ,*
And whereas, The only party wnich «nr country now
neons is one that thorougbK recognizes the Constitution
EB the supreme Jaw of the, land* supreme over S .ates as
well as individuals, and that Is capable of embracing
within its folds all loyal and patriotic roep, who rally to
the support and maintenance of l the
Union, and who are witliug and ready to subordinate all
othtr fur ?he r preservation of our nation
ality aiid the Uniop of the S ates;
And whtreaSsXbQ Si»te Convention, which jMaemblwl
in Harrisburg cn the 17rh of Jbly la*it, aoimated by ibis
spirit, selrcted a loyal Democrat for Surveyor Genera,
and a loyal Republican for Auditor General, as State
nunitationa for the approaching election : therefore.
Re solved* *1 hat we tt.e People’s City Executive Com
mittee and the Republican Executive Committee, !!! pint
convention assembl d, endorse the; policy of the State
Con'entlfh, and ratify its w mioationa.
Resolved , That the only Issue preßen'ed to the people
of onr State at the d ining election la the preservation of
allow nopol Inc ai au -
tinctlon among then except that of loyalist and traitor,
and that treason shall include not only , the overt act,
hut the cowardly wish, the secret sneer, and disloyal
BeDiinient
.Resolved, That until the old flag waves, loved, re*
specteu, and feared over every foot of our loved land f
that until treason, North and douth. shall end in the
uttcr.exterujjnatiou oT traitors, we accept as our motto:
“ Whbsbb*er'fs not for us is a* atast us,” and that a half
hearted support of the Government is but a shallow pre
text of Hypocrisy, and receives as it deserves, our scorn
BDd contempt. /•
Resolved, That wo cordially invite all men who love
their country better than their party, who esteem her
safety and welfare above their own personalia vaace
meet, to unite with us, “to let the dead past bury iU
of-ad,” and to rise to the. full discharge of the solemn
duties of the present hour, and to the recognition of the
responsibilities which crowd the future,
Resolvtd That for the purpose of securing a unity of
action, all loyal citizens are earnestly requested to meet
in their several wartfs, on the eveoiogof Tuesday, the
12tb ins*., and to organize National Union Associations
ly the flection of ftuch>fficers aB may he necessary to
secure.thvir efßclent operation. That,after their or
ganization each association shall proceed to elect a
judge and two inspectors tor each election division, to
conduct the. election hereinafter provided for, sueb pre
cinct officers to be 1 elected ny the cidzena of the varibus
piecincta present at said meetings, and also to elect
one person as a member of a General OommUtee of Super
intendence. That oh the evening of Tuesday, the *26ch
of August, the citizens shall meet in their several pre
cincts, and elect as follows: One person from each pre
cinct as Delegate to a Convention, to nominate city
and county officers: one perton from each precinct as
Delegate to a Congressional Convection, exetpt sfieb
precincts es are within the limits of the Fifth Con
gressional District; one person from each precinct of
such Senatorial Districts as aro rcaaired to elect a Sena*
tor to a Senatorial Convention, to nommato candidate?
for Senator-j onei person from each precinct as Delegate'
to a hepreseutative Convention to nominate candidates
for Representative j porsocs from each preciuct to a
Waid Convention, to nominaie member* of Council and
o'ber ward cfficers.
On Thursday following the elecHon the delegates elect
ed to the city Convention shad meet at San*om*itreet
Ball, at 10 o’clock A. M., to enter upon thrfr daties, and
*mfe.t fiom cay to day, until their nominations are com
•pitted,*-';' ■ ■
Tho delegates to the other Conventions shall meet in
their siver»l distiicts <*n the first Thursday subsequent
to thrir election.*at 3 o’clock P- 61 - and shat!: proceed to
the discharge of thnr duties, except the delegate* in the
Fourth Senatorial district, w r l o shall meetat tbree o’clock
'P. 65. - * :v .* .
Resolved.* That upon the Section and organization of
the' Committee of Superintendence of the. - “ National
Union*” this Oonvention, arid the two committees of
which it is cotriposei* shall each adjourn sine. dit.
T. S. DARLING, Preß’t "
Johs I- Fbihklik, Sec*y. It
-£Jh)B CITY CONTROLLER, 1862,
JJ GEO. W. TTUFTY,
EODBIEBNTH WARD. an7-tn
PROPOSALS-
Deputy quartern a.ste a, gke-
NKBAL’B OFFICE, PBitADBtSH(i, 9cU Angtist,
3bti2,—Proposal? -Bill bo received at this office, uatfi
TCES&AY BS,XT. 12* ioat., at 12o’clock M.; for the
io;tnediate delivery Id this city, of TSFJsSTY-FITE (25)
OKE-HOBSE CARTS. Proposals will be endorsed
“ Proposals for Carta,” and addressed to .
(Signed) G. 11. OBO3MAW,
Dep. Qr. Mr Geefi C 8 A. ■;
TYeP 13 T Y QUA RIERMAST SR
J J \ GENEBAL’S OFFICE, Pbilabelphsa, 9th Au
gust, 1862.—I'roposalf will be needed at this office,
uMiITHESDAT NEXT, 12ita inßt. .-at 12 o’clock.ML, for
FIVE TROUOAND (6.000) TONS OF ANTHBAOITE
BTEAMEB CO AL, to be delivered on bo»rd of vaa.-els at
ibie’ijort, for-Hilton'Head S. O. Proposals to be endorsed
o Proposals for Anthracite Coal,” and addressed to
* - (Signed,) ■ G- H. .OBOSMAN,
: Dep. Qr. Mr. Gan. U. S..A. .
; HEP. QB. MB- GES’L’S OFFIOE,
Phila . 9th Aug , IBM.
VESSELS WANTEDiimmadistely to carry five thou
sand tone anthracite coal to Hilton Bead. S O.
(Signed,) G. H. OBOSHAN.
anil- 21 . Hep Qr. Six. Gun. U. S: A.
A BMY CLOT BING and EQUIPAGE
JtV OFFICE, TWELFTH AND GIBAKD Streets
Philadelphia, August 9tb, 1862.
PROPOSALS POR AUMYi SUPPLIES.
SEPARATE bEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Pro
posalßfor Suffolk dr other Ootton or Linen Drills,. Me-as
Pans, Camp Kettles, .Haversacks, Knapsacks, and for
strapping and painting the,; latter* will be received, by
undersigned, at this Office, until THURSDAY, 14th
mat., for faraisbing and oelivering, at the SchnjlKill
Arsenal, at the earliest possible time, .
, 100,000 3 ards # Suffolk or other Cotton or Linen Drills
12,dC0Mees Pans, sheet iron, .weight two pounds.
: 5,000 (.tamp Kettles, sheet iron, three sizes, in nests,
18# pounds
- 80,000 RLapsacfea.- - “ •
150,000 Haversacks* -
Also, proposal for painting and strapping Knapsacks,
and painting Haversacks, according to instructions from
the Arsenal j bidders will slate the price tor painting and
strapping per -hundred; the^split-leather for the trank
©{ Knapsacks, and the brass trimmings for them, will be
furnished-bytbfr' United Srates at the contract price;
18,544 Bis of split leather is oh hand for this purpose,
and a large supply of brass trimmings. Bidders for the
Cotton or liineds DHlls: will please send samples of the
articles they purpose to.furni»b. All the other articles
are required to be in strict accordance with the army
standard samples,;which can be seen at the Arsenal.
Bidders will state, explicitly the time and amount of
each delivery. Proposals wiU be received for any part
of the above articles.
« Tbe light iareserved by the Deputy Quartermaster
General to accept any part or the whole of a bid offered,
or to reject the bide, In whole 'or in p trfc, as the interest
of the Government, in his opinion, may demand.”
Each proposal must be sighed by the individual or firm
making it, and be accompanied by a-satisfactory guar
antee that the bidder will execute a contract with good
and sufficient bond, if hfs bid is accepted.; ' Proposals
unaccompanied with guarantee will not be considered;
and contracts’will be awarded only to established manu
facturen of, or dealers io, the articles. The law requires
the name of every co itractor on each article delivered
by him. G. H. OBO3SUN,
aull-tf Dep. Qr. Mr. Gen. Tf. 8. A.
OFIICS—
\J War Dbpartjtest,)
WAsmssTos, AugnstS, 1862. J
BBOPOSALS will «e received by this Department
untiT 6 F. M. on the 26chof.Augnst, T 862, for the de
livery, at the following Arsenals, of horse equipments,
United States Cavalry pattern, as hereinafter specified:
At the Watertown Arsenal, Watertown, Massachusetts,
2,660 sets. . ■'■■■■■■
- At the Watervllet Arsenal, West Troy, New Tort,
2,000 sets. '
■ ■ At the -New York Arsenal, Governo.’s Island, New
York, 10,000 Bets.
At the Franhford Arsenal, Brideshurg, Pennsylvania,
6,ooosetS. ' -
At the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburg, Peunsytvanla,
10,000 seta.
: At the St. Bouts Arsenal, St. Louis, Missouri, 10,000
sets. . ■ • •■■
‘ These seta of horse equipments are to be furnished
complete, except the horse brush, curry comb, lariat,
picket-pin, liuk, and Blanket. Samples can.ba examined
at each of the above-named arsenals. They are-to be
subject to inspection at the arsenals where delivered be
fore being received by the Government;: none to be ac
cepted or paid ler but Buch as are approved-upon such
inspection. 1 - V-
Deliverles must be made in lots of-' not less than fifty
sets per week for all contracts of SOO sets, or. under;. one
bundrid sets per week tor all contracts-ef from,five hun
dred np to one thousand Bets; two hundred sets per week
or all contracts of from one: thousand to .two tnousand
sets; five hundred sets per-woek for all contracts of from,
two thonsand ‘ to six thousand. sets, and eight hundred
sets per week for all contracts of from six-thousand to ten
thousand-sets.' ■
Failure to deliver at a specified-timo will, subject the
contractor to a forfeiture of-the quantity to be delivered
at that titpe. The equipments are to be boxed, five sets
in a box, in the customary manner.;, bits, and saddles ofi'
assorted numbers,;and the. contents / to - be
mark id on. the outer ends of tbe box. Thoboxoato.be
charged at coßt. to bo determined by the inspector. .
, Bidders wfllitate explicitly in.tboir proposats-the time,
quantity,and place of .each delivery.. Each parts oh
tinning a contract will bo required to enter into bonds,
with proper sureties, for’ the faithful fulfilment of the
same.v r uv.y '.-V .- -.i./ y' ■
' Bids of pareonßwbo ftro not manufacturers or sagular
dealers in leather work will' not be considered; and the
Deparlment referees. the light to reject any or ail bids
.which may be made. : "
Bpon the award being made, successful bidders only
will banotißad, and they will be furnished with the forms
ol the contraiit.and of the bond required of them.
Proposals will be addressed to.
General JAMBS W. EJPhKY,
“ Shief of Ordnance, , ■
“Washington, D. O.” .
Acd.-will bo endorsed
<< Proposals for Bora* Eqnipsnenta.” .
> .JAMSB W.BIPIiBS,
Brig. Gen , Chief of Ordnance.
anil- mwf tSS,.
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Mat reooked per ship Georges,;anil for rale by
JAOBHTOHE A LAVEBONB, ,
202 and 201 South FBONT Street.
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TN THE OHPBAIVS’ OOUttT EOft
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Iti for_tba partition of the real estate of
80888 P B/ABfcT, doCHMod
To Jobs Arey, R -niUfi Arm, Joserb Arov, Bnbart
H-ggs, ntd El'Zi M., bia wife, in right of sold Bliz*,
Banrae) Bay, Dr William Bacon, and Mary, hta wife, fn
right of said Mary. George Da?is, Eliza Tinker, late
Davie, and Horatio G Davie.
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DaY, the third day of Juu, A. D. 1862, you are hereby
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O'clock A. M., ou FRIDAY, the th‘r«i dav of Oothber.
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htreet, above SIXTH Street, in the city of Phtladetohia.
aull-n.6t ROBERT EWIHG, -hanff.
FN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
JL TBE'DITY ASDHOTJNTT Of PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of f 'H ARLES D WOOD, deceased.
Tbe Auditor appointed bv thp Court to nudit, settle,
and si'jn t th* account of MABY S. KTA.N and AST
DREW Executors of UHAKI*BSD ffV»OD f
diceat-fd, and to ms-kt distribution of the baUnce in the
hand» ot the account at, t will meet the p*»rti«s
for thr-jrarpraes of his appointment, on MOND AY, Au
*u>-t3Btb. 1862, at 11 o’ciocK A. 4L, at No. 128 South
BJXTH Strtet, in the city of Philadelphia.
H E. WALLACE,
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680-BHI wf m6t
]l J’ARP HAL’S SALE —By virtue of
IVJL a Writ of Sale, by tho Boa. JOBS OADWALA
DEB, Judge of the District Court of the Baited States,
in and for the Eastern. District of Pennsylvania, in adrni~
talty, to me direc'fid, will be sold at public Sale, to the
highest and best bidder, for ca»b, at OaLM'WHILi*.
STKKET WHABT, m i UESDAY, August 29th, 1862,
at 12 o’clock M., ibe schooner OAT ALIN A, her tackle,
Ac., and the cargo laden on board; consisting of 32 bales
of cotton. WILLIAM MILLWVBD,
U. 8. Marshal Bastern District of Penna.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 8.1862. su9-6t
MARSHAL’S SALE.—By virtue of a
Writof Sale, by the Hon JOHN OaDWaLaDEB,
Judge of the District Court of the United States, in and
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in admiralty, .
to me directed, will be sold at pubi c sale, to the highest
and best bidder, for Cash, at CALLOWHILL
STEEET WHABF, on TUESDAY, August 20tb, 1882,
at 12 o’clock M.. the schooner Vi) GANT, her tackle,
Ac, and the ca'go laden on board, consl-t’ng of 200
tacks of salt, 60 barrels of mackerel, and 500 boxes of
herring. . WILLIAM MILL W a 80,
U. 8. Marshal E..D. of Penuftilvania.
Fhiladxlphia. Aug. 8 1882. a a 9-6t
MARSHAL’S SALE.—By virtue of
a Writ of Sale, by the oou. JOHN CAD WALA»
DEB, Judge ol the District Court of the United States,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in ad
miralty. to me directed, will be sold at pnbticaale. to the
highest and best bidder, fo» cash, at CALL!)WHILD
-BTBEET WHABE. on TUESDAY, August 20ch, 1882,
at 32 o’clock 18., the schooner MORNING STAB, her
tackle, Ac., and the cargo laden'on board, consisting of
675 sacks of salt, 4 carboys of acid, 2 barrels copperas, 3
kegs toda ash, 1 box Cigars, 1 oackage of rfhbons.
WILLIAM MILL WARD,
U. 8. Marshal Eastern District of Penna.
. Philadelphia, Ang. 8,1882 . an 9 Bt »
1 BE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITEO HBATES.
TO 9BE M * BBH AL OP THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OP PkbNSYLYANIA,
GBEETING:
WmEßEa**. Tlbe District C*>urt of the United States,
in and lor tbe Easier n District nf in a cer
tain cause of prize, move-1 end prosecuted in the said
corn-tin the nam* of the United states of America,
against the brig 8 whereof Joseph. Creighton is
n»i-ter, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the
goods, wares, and merchandise laden on JWHrd thereof
captured by the United Stares blockadingeduadrop, a- der
ccmihand of Flag Officer '**». 8. ialifeaoo, as p iz«. «ad
brought into the port of Philadelphia, in the Eastern Bis
trict of Pern sVlvania. rightly and duly p-n Deeding, on the
day of the date hereof, upon the lite filed oabebaf of
ti e United t iatea the attorney of the United States for
the said district hath decreed tno *imt of the said the
brig JJAPIIB. her tackle, apparel, and faraitdre, and
the goods, wart s, and merchandise laden on board Thereof:
Wherenpon, wfl do hereby empower and strictly com
mand you that you omit not that you arreiN or
centra to be a*rested, the said brig BA PI SB, her tackle,
apparel, and fnrniTu e, and the goods, wares, and mer
chandise lachn on board thereof, where? w>VKr you shalt
find tbepaue, and so arrested you keep under
sate ai d secure arrest until th« further ord rof *the «aidt
Dishict Court, and that yen duly,certify to the said BLi
tri?t Court what you ehali do in the promises, toother
wi*b t eeepreHiiit**
Witness, the Honorable JO *11? CABWABADBR*.
Jutipe of the said District Court at
eighth day of AUODBT. in tbe year of our Lord one
thomend eight hundred and sixty-two, and in tne eighty
seventh y c ar of the Independence of the paid trailed?
States
an l*3t
G B. POX, Clerk District Otmrt IT. 8.
TTJS’ITED STATES. EASTERN DIS^
U TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SCT. .
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING: .
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United Stataa-
In and for .the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, fited in the name of the-
United States of America, hath decreed all-persons in ,
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, .tiflei
or interest iitthe schooner EMMA, whereof Joseph W.
Gatkill is master, her taikb, appa-el, aa! furniture and
ti e goers, w are?, ar.d merchandise Men oe board there f,
captured bvtbeUuitSd ' fates steamer ADIKHSHiCK,
under command .of. Captain Gansevoort, (said steaner
being one of the. South Atlantic blcoka J ii}c -qnadran,}'
to- be. monished, cited,-and: called to judgment, at the
time and : place underwritten, and to the effect here
after expressed, (justice so requiring } Yon are there
fore charged.-..and strictly enjoined and commanded,,
that you omit not, but that, by publishing these
presents in at least two of the daily newspapers printed
and published in the city of Philadelphia, and in tha-
Ltgal Intelligencer, yon do monish and cite, or causa
to be monished-and cited, peremptorily, all persona
in genera! who have, or pretend to have, any right,
title, or interest in the said schoohFr EMMA, her
ta-kje, apparel, and furniture, and the goods wares,
and m- rchoDilfse laden *n beard thereof, to appear
before the Hon. JOHN OADWALADER, the Judge
of the said Court, at the District Court-room, in tha
City, of Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH day after
publication of these presents, if it be a court day,
or else on the. next court day following, betyreem
the usual hours of . hearing causes., then and there to
show, or allege, in due form of law, a reasonable and
lawful excuse, if any Urey have, why the said sch ouer-
EBMA. htr tackle, apparel, and furniture, and th#
goeds, wares, and merchandise, laden on board thereof,
should not be pronounced to belong, at the time of
the capture of the same, to the enemies of the United-
States, and as goodß of their enemies, or other
wise, liable, and subject to condemnation, to be ad
judged and condemned as good and lawiul prizes: and"
further to do tod receive In this behalf aa to justice shall 1
appertain. -And that you duly intimate, or cause to be-.
Intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, generally, (to
whom by the tenor of these presents it is also intimated,)-
that If they eh ail not appear at the time and place above
mentioned, or appear and shell tot show a reasonable and’
lawful cause to the contrary, then said District Court
doth intend and will proceed to adjudication on the said
capture, and may pronounce that the said sstoonqr
EMMA, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the
goods, wares, and merchaud'eeladen on beard thereof,-
did belong, at the time of the capture of the 3ame,
to the enemies of the United States of America, and
as goods of their enemies, or otherwise, liable and 1
subject to confiscation and condemnation, to he ad
judged and : condemned as lawful prize, the absence,-,
or rather contumacy, of the persons so cited and inti
mated in anywise notwithstanding, and'that you d'nilr
certify to the said District Court what you shall do in the-
Kiises, together with theße presents.
itness the Honorable JOHN OADWALADER,
ie of the said court, at Philadelphia, this eighth
day of AUGUST; A. D. 1862, and to the eighty
seventh year of the Independence of' the Bald Uhited--
Btates.
aull-3t G. R. FOX, Clerk District Cotot TLS.
EXCURSIONS.
DELIGHTFUL
MM
SUMMER EXCURSIQ-NS.
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NIAGARA PALLS, LAKE ONTARIO, THE THOU
SAND ISLANDS, RAPIDS 'OP ST. LAWEBHOT
BITER, MONTREAL, LABES CHAMPLAIN AND
GEORGE, SARATOGA SPRINGS, HUDSON BI
TEE, WHITE MOUNTAINS, BOSTON, NHW
POBT, NEW YORK, &o.
PLEASURE-SEEKERS.
the PENNSYLVANIA BAILBOAD COMPANY-
Is prepared to issue, daring the Sommer, ticket* i*
greatly reduced,rates as fellows:
PENNSYLVANIA BAHIBOAD COMPANY.
COMMUTATION TICKETS
Nor one, three, sis, nine, or> twelve months, at
low rates, for the accommodation of versons living ootot
town, or located on or near the line of the roaddnrfngr
the stumner. From and after July 1,1882, a gtiU'greatat
reduction has been made on theea tickets.
COUPON TICKETS
For twenty'six trips between any two points at about
two cents per mile. These tickets are intended for tb*
nB6 of families travelling frequently, and are of great a*,
vantage tb person* making- oeeaaional trip*.
.. SCHOOL TICKETS .
For one or. three months,for the nse of scholars at—
tending schoel in the city., -
Living on or near, the line of the road, and ha via®
occasion to nse the road Cretpoently in their
capacity, are famished- with certificates entitling tin*
to travel at half fare. Applications to be made only te
Enoch Lewis,. General Superintendent, at Altoona.
EXOUBSION TICKETS
Issued at half fare to partieß of over forty, good to*
any reasonable time.
EXOHBBI-ON TICKETS daring the Simmer are saM
at greatly reduced rates, for the benefit or those seek
ing recreation from boEteees, or in pursuit of health.
These tickets are ‘geod for ten days, and are issued I*
OBESSON (top of the Allegheny Mountains), AX*.
TOONA (foot ot the mountains). BEDFOBB, DOUB
LING SAP, and KPHEATA SPBINGS.
For timo of departure of tralnß see bills and card* at
the road.
Wet Through Tickets *M>iy at the offioeof the Com
pany, Boßthee** comer d EUSYENTH and TS&BMXt
Streets,
JA.MXB OOWDBN, Agent.
LTCWIB I. HOT7PT, General Ticket Agent
jyls-teel ’ ■ ; -
T OST—About the :29th or 30th July,
U a descriptive list, certificate! and tarioogti of*
woonded BoWier, (opposed to hays been left at a Bestanr
rant, tote at night, and of no nse to any one but U>e
owner, ALKXHAMILCON. If left, at the Paymedtcr’a
Department, TWELFTH and QlBkltD Street*, affa
ble compensation will be given. ... awmot
TVOBI'PYiPSR.-The charm, of
J_ BEIMKE’B Ivorytyner conßtata In their close adhe
ranee to the original. T\ le y are not; <«*§!»« *»“/
reapect, only a simple, '.rathfnl copy ; SBOOND
»bc-»e Green. ' ■■■ * - ' ■; _
DON’T FORGET TO TAKE A,
DBLIOIOOS BATH TO-DAY, at to B*ir- eye
ing Saloon, OTJBTH and BBANOU, tfK
N PIS-
IMPORTANT TO